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If all is in order, the theory says so, but it will more likely just jam sooner if there's something wrong. Treebilly, to see if the groove is too much worn (and /or the chain for that matter), put a rule vertically against the bar (upright, normal position), going by one cutter's edge on both...

I agree with you Treesmith, excepted on one point : in felling position, the chain rides on the down side of the groove only when she isn't buried in the wood. In the wood and if we don't keep holding the full weight of the chainsaw, the chain lays on the wood on it's own down side, supporting...

Listen Mamma Fi, you bad boys ! But still :lol:

If you let your chain working gently and regularly, it can cut the nail on its length, a little jerky though. It needs a resharpening of course but not so bad. If you push heavily on it, full power, the chain has all the chances to be trashed. I tried both ways ! Steel rope is an other thing...